Library Cataloging
Medeiros, Norm (2004) Repurposed metadata : ONIX and the Library of Congress' BEAT Program. OCLC Systems & Services 20(3):pp. 93-95.
- Oclc Is Enriching Onix Metadata
OCLC now offers a service to enrich ONIX metadata for publishers.OCLC now offers Metadata Services for Publishers, a new service that takes publishers' ONIX title metadata, enriches it using WorldCat mining and mapping techniques, and delivers the...
- Onix
I had remarked a while back that I know of no publisher making their ONIX records available. I've since received two comments pointing out that some records are available. The Cambridge University Press makes them available, along with much other...
- Onix
There have been some minor changes made to ONIX for Books.Following the original issue of Release 2.1 in June 2003, and a number of corrections and minor upgrades made in December 2003 as Revision 01, we have made a few further additions, primarily to...
- Onix
ONIX: What Is In It for Libraries? at NISO provides links to some papers.ONIX in the Library or, Why This Presentation Should Be Longer by Laura Dawson, SIRSIONIX: What's In It for Libraries? The Technical Services Angle by David Williamson, Library...
- Lc Cataloging
With the approval of the Board of ALA's Reference User Services Association (RUSA), the Library of Congress has begun adding to its catalog records the annotations for the sites selected annually by the RUSA Machine Assisted Reference Section (MARS),...
Library Cataloging
Metadata
Medeiros, Norm (2004) Repurposed metadata : ONIX and the Library of Congress' BEAT Program. OCLC Systems & Services 20(3):pp. 93-95.
This article reviews the ONIX-based efforts of the Library of Congress' Bibliographic Enrichment Advisory Team (BEAT). The article describes BEAT's table of contents, publisher description, and sample text initiatives, and the ways libraries and their patrons can benefit from these efforts.OK, so LC is using ONIX metadata. Does anyone else have access to it and use it? Seems to me the publishers are viewing it as proprietary information and not making it widely available.
- Oclc Is Enriching Onix Metadata
OCLC now offers a service to enrich ONIX metadata for publishers.OCLC now offers Metadata Services for Publishers, a new service that takes publishers' ONIX title metadata, enriches it using WorldCat mining and mapping techniques, and delivers the...
- Onix
I had remarked a while back that I know of no publisher making their ONIX records available. I've since received two comments pointing out that some records are available. The Cambridge University Press makes them available, along with much other...
- Onix
There have been some minor changes made to ONIX for Books.Following the original issue of Release 2.1 in June 2003, and a number of corrections and minor upgrades made in December 2003 as Revision 01, we have made a few further additions, primarily to...
- Onix
ONIX: What Is In It for Libraries? at NISO provides links to some papers.ONIX in the Library or, Why This Presentation Should Be Longer by Laura Dawson, SIRSIONIX: What's In It for Libraries? The Technical Services Angle by David Williamson, Library...
- Lc Cataloging
With the approval of the Board of ALA's Reference User Services Association (RUSA), the Library of Congress has begun adding to its catalog records the annotations for the sites selected annually by the RUSA Machine Assisted Reference Section (MARS),...